interpretive signage

Interpretive signage refers to informative displays typically found in parks, museums, or historical sites, designed to enhance visitors’ understanding of the environment, culture, or history. These signs use clear language and visuals to convey important information, provide context, and tell stories about the place or object they describe. The goal of interpretive signage is to engage visitors, deepen their appreciation, and encourage exploration by presenting information in an accessible and appealing manner. By connecting people with the significance of their surroundings, these signs enrich the overall experience of the site.